Formula 1

An exciting final few moments played out during Qualifying ahead of the United States Grand Prix, with Max Verstappen holding off a challenge from Lando Norris to secure pole position.

IndyCar winner and F1 TV analyst James Hinchcliffe finally got to try an F1 car – and says it gave him a whole new appreciation for the mental capacity required to be a top level Grand Prix driver.

F1 Hall of Fame journalist David Tremayne looks back at F1's return to the USA at the famous Indianapolis Motor Speedway, back in the year 2000...

George Russell was left feeling that there could have been “more potential” in his performance during Qualifying for the United States Grand Prix, with the Mercedes driver admitting that just missing out on the front row in P4 was “frustrating”.

Yuki Tsunoda has suggested that Liam Lawson is “always doing something on purpose” after complaining of being blocked by the Racing Bulls driver in Qualifying for the United States Grand Prix.

Matt Youson takes a look at the different pit stop and tyre options that are available to the teams on race day in Texas for the United States Grand Prix.

The drivers and teams report back on all the action from the Sprint and Qualifying from the Circuit of The Americas ahead of the United States Grand Prix.

Chris Medland picks out five key things to keep an eye on when the lights go out on race day at the Circuit of The Americas.

Max Verstappen continued his domination of the United States Grand Prix weekend, securing pole position in Qualifying.

1. Max Verstappen (Red Bull), 2. Lando Norris (McLaren), 3. Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)

Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton delivered a strong Qualifying performance for Ferrari, with both drivers set to start the United States Grand Prix from the top five positions.

Oscar Piastri has admitted that he “didn’t really feel terribly comfortable” during Qualifying for the United States Grand Prix, with the Australian aiming to “make up some ground” on Sunday after ending the session in P6.

Max Verstappen will start on pole for the United States Grand Prix, but his session was not without drama as he missed out on the opportunity to set a second time in Q3.

Lando Norris has been reflecting on what caused McLaren to “struggle” more in Qualifying for the United States Grand Prix, with the Briton – who took P2 – suggesting that he had “no chance” of taking pole position.

DRIVERS 1 – Max VERSTAPPEN (Red Bull Racing) 2 – George RUSSELL (Mercedes) 3 – Carlos SAINZ (Williams)

Max Verstappen made it two from two as he backed up his Sprint pole with pole for the Grand Prix in Austin. The Dutchman beat the field by an impressive margin too, as Lando Norris managed to grab P2 on the grid. But Championship leader Oscar Piastri was only sixth, leaving him with it all to do in the race. Here are the best facts and stats from Qualifying at the Circuit of The Americas…

Max Verstappen secured pole position for the United States Grand Prix, backing up his lights-to-flag victory in the Sprint, despite a timing error from Red Bull denying him a second timed effort in Q3.

Max Verstappen has seized pole position for the United States Grand Prix, the Dutchman’s initial lap in Q3 proving enough to secure him the top spot after running out of time to put in a second effort.

Isack Hadjar caused the first red flag of Qualifying for the United States Grand Prix with a heavy crash on his first flying lap of the session.

Live coverage of the Formula 1 Qualifying session for the 2025 United States Grand Prix in Austin.